Khac-Hoang NgoNgô Khắc Hoàng

A few things beyond the papers.

A small collection of things I enjoy and resources I want to share.

On the run.

I started running as exercise in 2017 and have run regularly since 2019, with ups and downs. I have taken part in road races, half marathons, marathons, and a trail race.

Personal records

My fastest recorded times at these distances in the running log below.

Full race list · 16
  • Å-stadsloppet Örebro 2025 · Half marathon
  • Jönköping Half Marathon 2025
  • Göteborgsvarvet 2025
  • Thủy Nguyên Half Marathon 2025
  • Blodomloppet Linköping 2025 · 10 km
  • Hannover Marathon 2025 · Marathon
  • Blodomloppet Göteborg 2024 · 10 km
  • Göteborgsvarvet 2024 · Half marathon · 1:41:48
  • Varvetmilen 2024 · 10 km · 40:20
  • Göteborgsvarvet Marathon 2023 · Marathon · 3:31:36
  • Varvetmilen 2023 · 10 km · 41:55
  • Helsingborg Marathon 2022 · Marathon · 3:30:30
  • Göteborgsvarvet 2022 · Half marathon · 1:30:25
  • Finalloppet 2021 · 19 km trail · 1:33:16
  • Göteborgsvarvet 2021 · Half marathon · 1:43:29
  • Broloppet Motala 2026 · 10 km

A community
for conversation.

I help connect Vietnamese researchers through telecom-vn, a community for discussion and online seminars in telecommunications. I also take part in other organizations for the development of Vietnamese community in science and technology. Sharing knowledge and keeping these conversations going is part of what I want to contribute beyond my own projects.

Reading & writing.

Reading is one of my hobbies, and Haruki Murakami is my favorite author.

Two of my favorite books on scientific writing, kept here for students, colleagues, and anyone working on their next piece of writing.

Cover of Writing Science

Writing Science

How to Write Papers That Get Cited and Proposals That Get Funded

Joshua Schimel

Conversations & stories.

A selection of interviews and profiles about my path, experiences, and connection to the wider community.

Full media coverage · 24 links

Something to share?

Have a book to recommend, an idea for a community conversation, or a running story to share? I’d be glad to hear from you.

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